lovely. love the colors too.

This is absolutely freaking fabulous. I am blown away by both the artwork itself and also enjoyed reading what you've included in the description.
I just finished reading a book called "Feed", by M.T. Anderson, about a future possibility for our world - where our brains are implanted with computers that keep us all connected, but also serve as a great way for companies to advertise. People "chat" more than they talk out loud, and some people purposefully go into "mal" and temporarily scramble their feed just like people in our culture and time use drugs. They are oblivious to the pain and suffering of the world outside of their flashy, colorful bubbles. They are wasteful, non-stop consumers too distracted by the slogans running through their heads to realize what the real world is like, outside of their fake environments.
Anyway, before I continue the rambling... just thought it might be a book you'd find interesting.

Technically, this piece is stunning - the colors, composition, blending, etc. are just perfect. I really find nothing that I can criticize, nothing that sticks out. It is emotionally moving and captivating in the sense that I keep scrolling back up to look at it. I could get lost in the detail. I admire your patience and skill in constructing such an image.
As for the subject matter, I rather like discussing possible futures of our world. I'm an Aquarius... I am very community oriented and I wish more people could see what we're doing as a whole to ourselves and to our world. I think change is good, I think medical and scientific advancements are necessary - but it's the way we go about doing these things that really define us as human. Make-up products do not need to be tested on animals. These companies have more than enough money to pay people to become guinea pigs. Disease-treating or curing drugs, however...? As much as I hate to see any living creature suffer, sometimes I have to let go and realize some things are for the greater good. But the animals being used need to be treated with respect, allowed to keep their dignity and not ever be put into pain or stressful situations intentionally.

I'm going to shut up before I write a novel.
Thank you for sparking some thoughts in my brain today.
And I'm very glad you could use my stock.

This artwork is pure genius, all the way through.

And while I don't entirely agree with your views (at least on the ends that relate to things such as stem-cell research), I definitely do respect your opinion, and can say that you undeniably have solid groundings for your beliefs. I like, too, the matter of thoughts you raise in questioning certain parts of these dynamics. It's a breath of fresh air, really. I try to stay far away from these heavy metaphysical (and often times moral) debates, simply on that I'm here for the sake of Art and only that----but I'm deeply appreciative of you letting your mind wander on the description. It's inspiring, and an overall great way to offer your watchers something other than their every day monotony.

So thank you!!

Very cool. This is like an amalgamation between "I, Robot", "The Matrix" and some Borg experiment. Very nice! And yes, creepy + I like red hair!

......... I'll get back to you in a week. When I am done looking at this one.


Whoa.... Draws you in....

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Perfect

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